Examples of using More incomprehensible in English and their translations into Swedish
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In fact, the text has become more incomprehensible than ever before.
No more incomprehensible"appendix" process
His personal tragedy makes his stance even more incomprehensible.
This makes it all the more incomprehensible when women are denied access to sport for social
so it is even more incomprehensible that these problems have still not been solved.
The Council's attitude is even more incomprehensible in the light of its previous actions,
making the process even more incomprehensible to our fellow citizens.
This is even more incomprehensible as the concept of European citizenship must be developed among our young people
10% across the board, something made all the more incomprehensible by the delay in implementing programmes in many areas.
Even more incomprehensible this is, if you consider that the caregivers,
would make the EU's regional policy still less transparent and still more incomprehensible to our fellow citizens.
This proposal is all the more incomprehensible inasmuch as it comes precisely during the final run-up to the implementation of the Agenda 2000 guidelines,
you then consider the commercial interests at stake, it becomes even more incomprehensible why the US is single-handedly blocking agreement in this area.
With that in mind, it is even more incomprehensible that Parliament has today adopted a resolution promoting more liberalisation and the breaking down of trade barriers,
work', it is all the more incomprehensible that the Dutch presidency seems to ignore the very existence of tourism.
It is therefore all the more incomprehensible that the Commission wants to integrate,
If that is so, then the ECU 1 000 million reduction in payment appropriations suggested by the Council at its July 1996 meeting seems all the more incomprehensible to me, since that reduction in payment appropriations referred only to Community Objectives 2, 3, 4, and 5- and excluded Objectives 1 and 6.
It is all the more incomprehensible then that he should systematically refuse the floor to MEPs who want to speak in defence of Strasbourg,
in their negative attitude- which is all the more incomprehensible given that their statistics of ficers collaborated in the SLIM initiative- this would lead to an increase in the statistical burden on undertak ings.
This is all the more incomprehensible when we know that there is of course a considerable debate as to the purpose of the transEuropean networks;
The Council's choice to propose a mechanism which possesses the major shortcomings that I have just mentioned is all the more incomprehensible, Mr President,
The decision is even more incomprehensible when we consider that there was no deadline by which the Commision had to reach a conclusion to its consideration of the application,
it becomes even more incomprehensible that we are imposing similar regulations on other countries.
Finally, I will finish by pointing out that this decision is all the more incomprehensible as the European Commission has decided to counterattack the WTO over the decision of its Dispute Settlement Body on hormone-treated beef.
the fact that worldwide demand for wine is on the increase make the idea of grubbing-up all the more incomprehensible.
This ongoing situation is all the more incomprehensible following the writing off of 80% of Iraq's debt, due to the imposition of the USA military occupying power
was more incomprehensible to the public rather than less,
That oblique approach on the Commission's part is all the more incomprehensible because the arguments relied on in that regard in the Decision could have been presented at the time of the statement of objections,
which is all the more incomprehensible, as the Commission itself admits that the European Union imports 60% of its consumption of fishery products.
It is all the more incomprehensible for the citizens that the Commission persists with certain legislative proposals that have either already been rejected by Parliament,